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Media servers
A media server indexes what you already own and streams it to televisions, phones and browsers, with the library, the metadata and the playback history staying at home. Transcoding decides the hardware: direct play is nearly free, a re-encode needs real CPU or a GPU.
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- A home server that earns its keepSix recipes that turn a spare machine into something the household actually uses: a password vault, network-wide filtering, file sync, uptime checks and a media library.
- Services that never need a public addressRecipes designed to stay on the local network: what they give up by not being published, and why that is usually the safer trade.
- A media library you ownFilms, music and photographs served to every screen in the house — and the one hardware question that decides how much server you need.